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Specialized thermal shock furnace delivers ultra-fast temperature transitions (80°C/sec cooling) with dual-zone precision control. Ideal for qualifying electronics, coatings, and aerospace components under extreme thermal cycling.
Thermal Shock Furnace for High-Temperature Material Testing
Thermal shock furnaces are designed to evaluate the resistance of materials to rapid temperature changes. By exposing samples to repeated cycles of fast heating and cooling, the system simulates extreme thermal stress conditions and helps assess material durability and crack resistance.
Our thermal shock furnaces feature precise temperature control and programmable heating/cooling profiles, supporting maximum temperatures up to 1600°C. The chamber can be configured for vertical lift, rapid door operation, or dual-chamber cycling between hot and cold zones.
Commonly used for ceramics, quartz glass, refractories, and composites, this system supports both international test standards and flexible research protocols. It is ideal for materials development labs, quality control testing, and academic research in thermal reliability.
Optional configurations include data logging, temperature feedback systems, and custom sample holders.
Furnace with RAL7035 coating, 3-layer insulation (80% energy saved), shell ≤45°C. SiC heating, S-type thermocouple, 20°C/min rate. PLC controls door/movement/cooling, dual protection. Durable imported buttons.
The equipment uses PLC + touch screen for full automation, supporting temperature curve programming, auto test cycles, . It has an efficient air-cooling system with adjustable rate, PID control (±1℃ fluctuation), optional dual-furnace design, safety mechanisms, and USB-exportable data storage.
High-temperature heating system and efficient water-cooling device enable rapid heating and cooling cycles of materials, and can precisely control temperature changes during thermal shock processes. The equipment is equipped with an advanced control system to automatically complete processes such as heating.
